With the continuous popularization of patch technology in 2015, breadboards are no longer as useful, and economic development has reduced the price of ready-made boards to a reasonable range. Buying ready-made circuit boards, or even using their own proofing circuit boards has become a trend.
Now, the choices before us are unprecedented. On the one hand, open source hardware camps led by Arduino and Raspberry Pi are developing in a very fast way. On the other hand, there are traditional SCM development board camps headed by STM32, 51, and S3C2440. This article mainly wants to explain in detail about how to choose between Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and traditional MCU development boards.
1. Arduino
Arduino is a convenient, flexible and easy-to-use open-source electronic prototyping platform that includes hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE). It is suitable for enthusiasts in all levels, artists, designers, and users who are interested in "interaction." If you are a new starter, you can get to the arduino starter kit which can be found on many online stores. This kind of kit is a very useful tool for you to learn how to use the Arduino board in a quick way, and it is very affordable.
Popularly speaking: Arduino is mainly a microcontroller application development board with an AVR microcontroller as the core controller (of course, there are other cores such as the STM32 version but not the official, there are Galileo intel), or learning board, but The Arduino developers have developed simple functions and many application libraries, so that there is no need to directly manipulate the registers, so that people without a good microcontroller foundation can use Arduino to do what they want. The Arduino developers have also developed a simple IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that is to write code, compile, debug, and download the PC software, which makes it very easy and convenient to use.
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